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When ETV/CPC is successful, though, parents don’t have to be “concerned every time their child throws up that their shunt could be clogged,” says Baird, 40. “It just makes a big difference down the road in what they have to go through.”
It is estimated that some 3.5 million women and children die each year from undernutrition, and more than one-third of the diseases in children worldwide are caused by malnutrition.
The OHSU Knight Cancer Institute has earned Comprehensive Cancer Center status, the National Cancer Institute’s highest distinction – a significant milestone for the Knight Cancer Institute and the state of Oregon. The Knight is the only NCI Comprehensive Cancer Center between Sacramento and Seattle – an honor earned only by the nation's top cancer center.
"Health insurance allows people to engage in regular medical care, which is crucial for the prevention of cardiovascular disease and the diagnosis and treatment of conditions that can cause cardiac arrest.”
"He'll now be able to take part in sports – something he hasn't ever done – and play on the monkey bars."
“Early detection is a nascent field, which requires us to extend the limits of what we think is possible. Dr. Heller brings a wealth of leadership, industry and technical experience to this vitally important role.”
“Our mission is to ensure that every patient receives the care they want at the end of life, and this technology represents a considerable advancement toward achieving this goal."
We're thrilled to announce that our Community Partnership Program now funds cancer-related projects in all 36 Oregon counties!
“Health and wellness has become our biggest tool in working to change the mindset of students and parents who are often in fight or flight mode.”
OHSU investigators will focus on improving therapeutic strategies for treatment-resistant triple negative breast cancer.
